The Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX, marking their second championship in franchise history. Their first Super Bowl MVP was linebacker Maclom Smith, but this time it was an offensive player. Kenneth Walker III is the MVP of Super Bowl LX.

Walker was the only dominant offensive player in the entire game. He ran for 135 yards on 27 attempts, adding another two receptions for 26 yards through the air. While he had a walk-off touchdown called back for a penalty, he racked up enough yards offensively to take home the MVP.

Walker is the eighth running back to win Super Bowl MVP and the first since Terrell Davis in 1998. He is also the first player from Michigan State to win the award.

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